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PHILLIP Schofield's WeBuyAnyCar replacement Jeff Obeng has been seen filming his first advertisement for the lucrative car-buying company.  The This Morning presenter was dropped from their promotional campaigns after five years – a deal worth £1million – shortly after being accused of jumping the 12-hour queue to see Queen Elizabeth's coffin lying in state.  However, Webuyanycar.com insist the decision to part ways with Schofield after more than five years was not connected to the incident.  Instead, the business has now recruited Obeng – best known on TikTok as Mufasa or Cousin Skeether – in order to appeal to a younger market after he hit internet fame thanks to his dance routines in the passenger seat of a car.  Most prominently he was seen doing his own take on 1992 hit Push The Feeling On by Nightcrawlers alongside C.T Moody, aka Hypeman.  A source told The Sun at the time of Schofield's exit: “Mufasa is just what the brand needs to inject some energy into the adverts after the backlash following ‘queue-gate’.

It’s well-known by now that Prince Harry tragically missed his chance to say goodbye to his beloved grandmother before she passed. He and Meghan Markle happened to already be in the UK, so he should have been able to make it. But for some reason he wasn’t on that first flight to see Queen Elizabeth at Balmoral with the rest of the family…

A mother and daughter were the last people to join the queue to see Queen Elizabeth lying in state. The late monarch - who died on September 8 at the age of 96 following a 70-year-reign - has been lying in state at Westminster Hall since Wednesday (14. 09.

READ MORE: Emmerdale fans fume as soap cut in another ITV shake-up as Queen coverage continuesThe Location, Location, Location star, 51, has since taken to Twitter to praise David Beckham who queued up for 12 hours to see Her Majesty’s coffin online.In doing so, the brunette beauty made sure to take a brutal dig at those who have been accused of “queue jumping”.It comes after Holly Willoughby, 41, and Phillip Schofield, 60, faced a wave of backlash on social media after the This Morning presenters were accused of skipping the line of mourners to see Queen Elizabeth on Friday (September 16).The ITV hosts donned matching black ensemble for the sombre segment which is set to air during Tuesday’s episode of This Morning at London’s Westminster Hall.The duo joined a separate queue for press where they could pay their respects before they were taken to a press gallery, leaving a slew of Twitter users up in arms online.The mum-of-three took to social media to share her praise for the professional footballer in full view of her 877,000 followers by retweeting a post from journalist Caitlin Morgan.It read: “Beckham confirmations coming in – if he has queued, unbelievable fair f****** to him.”Kirstie then chimed in with: “This with bells on, Good on David for queuing, and shame on those who think they are too important to queue.”In a follow-up post, the Channel 4 presenter tweeted: “No one is forcing anyone to pay their respects to The Queen, but if you are going to do it queue.”Her loyal legion of fans soon flocked to comment on the post, as one user agreed: “If it’s true it’s very disappointing no reason even if doing it for This Morning should they get in without queuing.”For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the

Full details of the route that thousands of members of the public are expected to queue in to see Queen Elizabeth lying in state have been published.

Two million people are expected to gather in London to see Queen Elizabeth at Westminster Hall. The monarch died peacefully at Balmoral on Thursday (08. 09.